Surgical instrument and operation robot

ABSTRACT

A surgical instrument comprising: an execution assembly; a control assembly connected with the execution assembly to control opening, closing, spin and deflection motions of the execution assembly; an instrument seat for mounting a transmission means, the instrument seat having a first coupling; a sterile isolation seat for mounting a sterile isolation membrane, the sterile isolation seat having a second coupling, and the sterile isolation seat being fixedly connected with the instrument seat; and a motor mounting seat for mounting a driving means, the motor mounting seat having a third coupling, and the sterile isolation seat being fixedly connected with the motor mounting seat; wherein the instrument seat is mounted on the sterile isolation seat through a cooperation of the first coupling with the second coupling, the sterile isolation seat being mounted on the motor mounting seat through a cooperation of the second coupling with the third coupling, and the first coupling, the second coupling and the third coupling are coaxially provided.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a national stage application filed under 35 U.S.C. §371 of International Patent Application No. PCT/CN2020/137277, filed onDec. 17, 2020, which is incorporated by reference herein in its entiretyfor all purposes.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to the technical field of operation robotsand relates to a surgical instrument and operation robot including thesame.

BACKGROUND

During computer-aided telerobotic surgeries, a surgeon usuallymanipulates a main controller to control at a location that may beremote from a patient (e.g., through an operating room, in a differentroom or in a building completely different from that of the patient) amotion of a surgical instrument at a surgical site. The main controllerusually includes one or more input devices that are coupled to thesurgical instrument with a servo motor, for articulating an instrumentat the surgical site. The servo motor is usually a part of anelectromechanical device or a surgical manipulator (“slave device”)supporting and controlling the surgical instrument that has beendirectly introduced into an open surgical site or introduced into a bodycavity (such as a patient's abdominal cavity) through a trocar sleeve.During the surgery, the surgical manipulator provides mechanicalarticulations and controls over various surgical instruments (such as atissue grasper, a needle driver and an electrosurgical cautery probe),and each surgical instrument performs various functions for the surgeon,for example, holding or driving a needle, grasping a blood vessel, ordissecting, cauterizing or coagulating tissue. Computer-aided surgeriesmanipulated remotely reduce the size and number of incisions requiredduring the surgeries, so as to improve the recovery rate of the patient,and also help reduce trauma and discomfort of the patient.

The surgical instrument is provided on a sliding table through amounting frame. The mounting frame includes an instrument seat, asterile isolation seat, and a motor mounting seat. However, there arestill many areas that need to be improved in terms of the currentsurgical instruments.

SUMMARY

The present invention is proposed to solve the deficiencies in the priorart. An object of the present invention is to provide an operationinstrument assembly and an operation robot including the same in whichan instrument seat, a sterile isolation seat, and a motor mounting seatare easy to be disassembled and assembled; efficiency of mounting theinstrument seat, the sterile isolation seat, and the motor seat isimproved; power of a driving means can be efficiently and stablydelivered to a transmission means; an execution assembly and a controlassembly with at least three degrees of freedom are provided, where theexecution assembly may be bent or straightened at a wrist joint, and maybe opened or closed at knuckles; the execution assembly may achieve agreater spin angle, thereby improving flexibility and accuracy ofoperation manipulation of the surgical robot that is minimally invasive.

According to one aspect of the present invention, a surgical instrumentis provided, and the surgical instrument is characterized by comprising:an execution assembly; a control assembly connected with the executionassembly to control opening, closing, spin and deflection motions of theexecution assembly; an instrument seat for mounting a transmissionmeans, the instrument seat being provided with a first coupling; asterile isolation seat for mounting a sterile isolation membrane, thesterile isolation seat being provided with a second coupling, and thesterile isolation seat being fixedly connected with the instrument seat;a motor mounting seat for mounting a driving means, the motor mountingseat being provided with a third coupling, and the sterile isolationseat being fixedly connected with the motor mounting seat; wherein theinstrument seat is mounted on the sterile isolation seat through acooperation of the first coupling with the second coupling, the sterileisolation seat is mounted on the motor mounting seat through acooperation of the second coupling with the third coupling, and thefirst coupling, the second coupling and the third coupling are coaxiallyprovided.

By providing the first coupling, the second coupling and the thirdcoupling coaxially, the power of the driving means mounted on the motormounting seat may be efficiently and stably delivered to the controlassembly driving the operation execution assembly, thereby controllingthe motion of the execution assembly.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

In order to explain the embodiments of the present invention or thetechnical solutions in the prior art more clearly, the drawings thatneed to be used in the description of the embodiments or the prior artwill be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings in thefollowing description are some embodiments of the present invention, andother drawings may be obtained by an ordinary skilled in the art basedon the following drawings without inventive labor, in which:

FIG. 1 is a forward structural exploded view of an operation instrument;

FIG. 2 is a structural schematic view of a first coupling of anoperation instrument for an operation robot;

FIG. 3 is a forward structural schematic view of a second coupling of anoperation instrument for an operation robot;

FIG. 4 is a backward structural schematic view of a second coupling ofan operation instrument for an operation robot;

FIG. 5 is a structural schematic view of a third coupling of anoperation instrument for an operation robot;

FIG. 6 is a backward structural exploded view of an operationinstrument;

FIG. 7 is a structural schematic view of an operation instrument, withthe operation instrument for an operation robot being assembled;

FIG. 8 is a structural schematic view of a mounting frame of anoperation instrument;

FIG. 9 is a schematic view of a slot component on the instrument seat;

FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of a block component on the sterileisolation seat;

FIG. 11 is a structural schematic view of a stop;

FIG. 12 is a structural schematic view of a connecting means of thesurgical instrument;

FIG. 13 is a schematic view of a slot component on the sterile isolationseat;

FIG. 14 is a schematic view of a block component on the motor mountingseat;

FIG. 15 is a structural schematic view of an operation instrument;

FIG. 16 is a structural schematic view of a first actuating assembly ofan operation instrument;

FIG. 17 is a structural schematic view of a second actuating assembly ofan operation instrument;

FIG. 18 is a perspective schematic view of a third actuating assembly ofan operation instrument;

FIG. 19 is a structural schematic view of a third actuating assembly ofan operation instrument;

FIG. 20 is a schematic view of a cooperation of an execution assemblywith a control assembly of an operation instrument;

FIG. 21 is a structural schematic view of a control assembly of anoperation instrument;

FIG. 22 is a structural schematic view of a first transmission member ofan operation instrument;

FIG. 23 is a structural schematic view of an execution assembly and athird transmission member of an operation instrument;

FIG. 24 is a structural schematic view of a second transmission memberof an operation instrument;

FIG. 25 is a structural schematic view of a control assembly of a needleholder;

FIG. 26 is a schematic view of a bayonet structure of a needle holder;

FIG. 27 is a partial schematic view of a bayonet structure of a needleholder;

FIG. 28 is a structural schematic view of a bayonet sleeve of a bayonetstructure of a needle holder;

FIG. 29 is a structural schematic view of a surgical instrument;

FIG. 30 is a structural schematic view of an opening-closing controlassembly of a surgical instrument;

FIG. 31 is a structural schematic view of a deflection control assemblyof a surgical instrument; and

FIG. 32 is a structural schematic view of a spin control assembly of asurgical instrument.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In order to make the object, technical solutions and advantages of thepresent invention clearer, the implementation methods of the presentinvention will be explained in detail with reference to the accompanyingdrawings and embodiments, to fully understood and implementedaccordingly the implementation procedure as to how the present inventionadopts the technical means to solve the technical problems and bringabout the technical effects.

The embodiment shown in FIG. 1 provides an operation instrument assemblyfor an operation robot, including an instrument seat 20, a sterileisolation seat 30, and a motor mounting seat 40. The instrument seat 20is configured to mount a transmission means 10, the sterile isolationseat 30 is configured to mount a sterile isolation membrane (not shownin the figure), and the motor mounting seat 40 is configured to mount adriving means 50; the driving means 50 here includes but not limited toa motor, and other conventional driving mechanisms are also within theprotection scope of the present invention. The transmission means 10 isconnected with an operation execution assembly 100 through a controlassembly 60, whereby depending on the control of the surgeon, the powerfrom the driving means 50 is delivered to the transmission means 10 ofthe instrument seat 20, allowing the operation execution assembly 100 tocomplete more than one degree of freedom.

I. Power Delivering Mechanism

In order to deliver the power from the driving means 50 to thetransmission means 10 of the instrument seat 20, a coupling mechanism isprovided. As shown in FIG. 1, the instrument seat 20 is provided thereonwith at least one first coupling 90, the sterile isolation seat 30 isprovided thereon with at least one second coupling 80, and the motormounting seat 40 is provided thereon with at least one third coupling70; wherein the instrument seat 20 is mounted on the sterile isolationseat 30 through a cooperation of the first coupling 90 with the secondcoupling 80, the sterile isolation seat 30 is mounted on the motormounting seat 40 through a cooperation of the second coupling 80 withthe third coupling 70, and the first coupling 90, the second coupling 80and the third coupling 70 are coaxially provided. The specific mode isas follows: when the instrument seat 20 is mounted on the sterileisolation seat 30, the first coupling 90 is coaxial with the secondcoupling 80, and when the sterile isolation seat 30 is mounted on themotor mounting base 40, the second coupling 80 is coaxial with the thirdcoupling 70. That is, after the positioning and mounting of theinstrument seat 20, the sterile isolation seat 30 and the motor mountingset 40 is completed, the first coupling 90, the second coupling 80 andthe third coupling 70 should be coaxial, where the wording “coaxial”here means that the axes thereof coincide.

The operation instrument assembly for the operation robot provided bythe embodiment of the present invention greatly improves powertransmission effect and ensures stability of the power transmission, byconnecting the driving means 50 with the transmission means 10 throughthree couplings, and providing coaxially the first coupling 90 locatedon the instrument seat 20, the second coupling 80 located on the sterileisolation seat 30 and the third coupling 70 located on the motormounting seat 40.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, the first coupling 90 includes afirst body 903 and a first protrusion 901. The first body 903 isconnected with the transmission means 10; an instrument seat 20 isprovided with a first through hole which is rotatably and cooperativelyconnected with the first body 903, and the first body 903 is rotatablymounted in the first through hole. The first protrusion 901 is providedat an end of the first body 903 close to the sterile isolation seat 30,the first protrusion 901 has edges and corners, that is, the firstprotrusion 901 is of a non-cylindrical shape, and the specific shape ofthe first protrusion is preferably straight-shaped, equilateral polygon,etc. The first protrusion is mainly configured to deliver power;therefore, the shape of the first protrusion is within the protectionscope of the present invention as long as the first protrusion 901 canprevent the first coupling 90 and the second coupling 80 from rotatingrelative to each other.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 3-4, the second coupling 80 includes asecond body 801 and a second protrusion 803. The second body 801 isrotatably provided on the sterile isolation seat 30; the sterileisolation seat 30 is provided with a second through hole which isrotatably and cooperatively connected with the second body 801; a secondbody 801 is mounted in the second through hole; and an end of the secondbody 801 close to the instrument seat 20 is provided with a first groove805 cooperating with the first protrusion. With a cooperation of thefirst protrusion 901 with the first groove 805, a relative motionbetween the first body 903 and the second body 801 is avoided, that is,a relative motion between the first coupling 90 and the second coupling80 is avoided, such that the second coupling 80 delivers power to thetransmission means 10 through the first coupling 90.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 4, the second protrusion 803 is providedat a tail end of the second body 801 close to the motor mounting seat40, and the second protrusion 803 has edges and corners, that is, thesecond protrusion 803 is of a non-cylindrical shape, and the specificshape of the second protrusion is preferably in-line, equilateralpolygonal shape, etc. The second protrusion is mainly configured todeliver power, therefore, the shape of the second protrusion is withinthe protection scope of the present invention as long as the secondprotrusion 803 can prevent the second coupling 80 and the third coupling70 from rotating relative to each other.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 5, the third coupling 70 includes athird body 701, and an end of the third body 701 close to the sterileisolation seat 30 is provided with a second groove 703 cooperating withthe second protrusion 803. With a cooperation of the second protrusion803 with the second groove 703, a relative motion between the secondbody 801 and the third body 701 is avoided, that is, a relative motionbetween the second coupling 80 and the third coupling 70 is avoided,such that the third coupling 70 delivers the power provided by thedriving means 50 to the transmission means 10 through the secondcoupling 80 and the first coupling 90.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 5, the third coupling 70 furtherincludes a connecting shaft 705 and an elastomer 707. One end of theconnecting shaft 705 is connected to the driving means 50 and the otherend is connected to the third body 701. The motor mounting seat 40 isprovided with a third through hole rotatably and cooperatively connectedwith the connecting shaft 705; the connecting shaft 705 is mounted inthe third through hole. One end of the elastomer 707 is clamped to thethird body 701, and the other end is clamped to the connecting shaft705. The connecting shaft 705 is of a stepped shape, and a large end ofthe connecting shaft 705 is mounted in the third through hole. Thespecific structure of the connecting shaft 705 is already known in theprior art and will not be described in detail here; the elastomer 707includes a spring, one end of the spring abuts against the third body701, and the other end abuts against the large end of the connectingshaft 705; and a stable cooperation among the first coupling 90, thesecond coupling 80 and the third coupling 70 is ensured effectively by athrust provided by the spring, so that a stable power transmission isachieved.

In one embodiment, the first body 903, the second body 801 and the thirdbody 701 are all of a cylindrical shape, and the first body 903, thesecond body 801 and the third body 701 are provided coaxially. Pleasenote that, a case that the first body 903, the second body 801 and thethird body 701 are of a cylinder shape is also within the protectionscope of the present invention.

In at least one embodiment, the first protrusion 901 and the secondprotrusion 803 are both straight-shaped protrusions, and the firstgroove 805 and the second groove 703 are both straight-shaped grooves.The protrusions and the grooves with the above structure have a stabletransmission and a low manufacturing cost and are assembledconveniently.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 6, the first coupling 90, the secondcoupling 80 and the third coupling 70 constitute a coupling group, andthe operation instrument assembly for the operation robot includes threecoupling groups. The operation instrument assembly for an operationrobot includes three transmission means 10 and three driving means 50;the three transmission means 10 are correspondingly connected with threefirst couplings 90 in the three coupling groups, and the three drivingmeans 50 are correspondingly connected with the three third couplings 70in the three coupling groups. Specifically, the first coupling 90, thesecond coupling 80 and the third coupling 70 each are in the number ofthree; the three first couplings 90 are coaxially provided with thecorresponding three second couplings 80, and the three second couplings80 are coaxially provided with the corresponding three third couplings70. The three driving means 50 are a first driving means 501, a seconddriving means 502 and a third driving means 503 respectively; the threetransmission means 10 are a first transmission means 101, a secondtransmission means 102 and a third transmission means 103 respectively;the three driving means 50 are connected with the corresponding threetransmission means respectively through the corresponding first coupling90, second coupling 80 and third coupling 70, so as to deliver the powerfrom the driving means to the transmission means, thus achieving themotion of the operation execution assembly 100 in at least 3 degrees offreedom.

II. Mounting Structure of the Instrument Seat 20 and the SterileIsolation Seat 30

To allow the instrument seat to cooperate with the sterile isolationseat and thus connect the first coupling 90 provided on the instrumentseat to the second coupling 80 provided on the sterile isolation seat, aquick mounting structure is provided between the instrument seat and thesterile isolation seat.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 8-11, the instrument seat 20 isprovided with a slot component 201, and the sterile isolation seat 30 isprovided with a block component 301 that is clamped into the slotcomponent 201. It is worth noting that, a case that the slot component201 is provided on the sterile isolation seat 30 and the block component301 is provided on the instrument seat 20 is also within the protectionscope of the present invention.

In one embodiment, the block component 301 is clamped into the slotcomponent 201 to limit the degrees of freedom of the instrument seat 20in 6 directions, where the degrees of freedom in 6 directions here referto degrees of freedom in 6 directions which are up, down, left, right,front and rear. That is, the clamping-type components of the instrumentseat 20 and the sterile isolation seat 30 of the present inventioncooperate with each other to achieve a fixed connection of theinstrument seat 20 and the sterile isolation seat 30, thereby achievinga quick assembling and disassembling of the instrument seat 20.

In the following embodiment, detailed descriptions are providedreferring to the case that the slot component 201 is provided at theinstrument seat 20 and the block component 301 is provided at thesterile isolation seat 30.

As shown in FIG. 9, the slot component 201 includes a position-limitingslot 2013; and the position-limiting slot 2013 includes a closed end2021 and an open end 2022 extending to an edge of the instrument seat20. The instrument seat 20 has a bottom face 2020 and a first side face2021; the bottom face 2020 of the instrument seat is provided with afirst protruding edge 2019, a second protruding edge 2018 and a thirdprotruding edge 2023, where the first protruding edge 2019, the secondprotruding edge 2018 and the third protruding edge 2023 are connected insequence to form the position-limiting slot 2013 with an opening.

As shown in FIG. 10, the sterile isolation seat 30 is of an L-shape; thesterile isolation seat 30 has an upper surface 3010 and an inner sideface 3017; and the block component 301 includes a boss 3015. The boss3015 is provided on the upper surface 3010 of the sterile isolationseat, the cross-sectional area of the boss 3015 is smaller than the areaof the upper surface 3010 of the sterile isolation seat, and the boss3015 and the upper surface 3010 of the sterile isolation seat form astep.

In some example embodiments, the cross section of the boss 3015 is of arectangular shape. It is particularity noted that the shape of the crosssection here is defined in accordance with the position-limiting slot2013 into which the boss 3015 can extend from the opening of theposition-limiting slot 2013. It is within the protection scope of thepresent invention, as long as the shape of the cross section of the boss3015 allows the boss 3015 to extend into the position-limiting slot 2013from the opening of the position-limiting slot 2013.

After the instrument seat 20 and the sterile isolation seat 30 aremounted, the three side faces of the boss 3015 abut against the thirdprotruding edge 2023, the second protruding edge 2018 and the firstprotruding edge 2019, respectively, that is, the boss 3015 is clampedinto the position-limiting slot 2013. The degrees of freedom of the boss2015 in the front and rear directions are limited by the thirdprotruding edge 2023 and the first protruding edge 2019, therebylimiting the degrees of freedom of the instrument seat 20 in the frontand rear directions, that is, avoiding a forward and backwarddisplacement of the instrument seat 20 relative to the sterile isolationseat 30.

As shown in FIG. 9, the slot component also includes a positioning block2015, and the positioning block 2015 is provided at one side of thesecond protruding edge 2018 close to the position-limiting slot 2013,that is, the positioning block 2015 is located at the closed end 2021 ofthe position-limiting slot. There is a gap between the positioning block2015 and the bottom face 2020 of the instrument seat, and a firstpositioning slot 2107 is formed between the positioning block 2015 andthe bottom face 2020 of the instrument seat.

As shown in FIG. 10, the block component 301 further includes aprotruding block 3013, and the protruding block 3013 is provided in aprotruding manner on an end of the boss 3015 away from the inner sideface 3017 of the sterile isolation seat; there is a gap between theprotruding block 3013 and the upper surface 3010 of the sterileisolation seat; and a second positioning slot 3018 is formed between theprotruding block 3013 and the upper surface 3010 of the sterileisolation seat.

In some example embodiments, a distance between the positioning block2015 and the bottom face 2020 of the instrument seat is equal to athickness of the protruding block 3013, and a distance between theprotruding block 3013 and the upper surface 3010 of the sterileisolation seat is equal to a thickness of the positioning block 2015.

As shown in FIGS. 9-10, the slot component 201 includes a through slot2011, and the through slot 2011 is provided at a first side face 2021 ofthe instrument seat and is located above an open end 2022; and the blockcomponent 301 further includes a position-limiting block 3016 providedat the inner side face 3017 of the sterile isolation seat, and theposition-limiting block 3016 contacts and cooperates with the instrumentseat 20 at an inner wall of the through slot 2011.

After the instrument seat 20 and the sterile isolation seat 30 aremounted, the position-limiting block 3016 is clamped into the throughslot 2011, the protruding block 3013 is clamped into the firstpositioning slot 2107, and the positioning block 2015 is clamped into asecond positioning slot 3018, so as to limit the degree of freedom ofthe instrument seat 20 or the sterile isolation seat 30 in the up anddown directions, that is, avoid a displacement of the instrument seat 20relative to the sterile isolation seat 30 in the up and down directions.

As shown in FIG. 9, a side of the first protruding edge 2019 close tothe third protruding edge 2023 is of a stepped shape, and a side of thethird protruding edge 2023 close to the first protruding edge 2019 isalso of a stepped shape That is, the position-limiting slot 2013 formedby the first protruding edge 2019, the second protruding edge 2018 andthe third protruding edge 2023 includes a front segmentalposition-limiting slot 2013 b and a rear segmental position-limitingslot 2013 a. A distance between the first protruding edge 2019 and thethird protruding edge 2023 at the front segmental position-limiting slot2013 b is larger a distance therebetween at the rear segmentalposition-limiting slot 2013 a, the opening of the position-limiting slot2013 is located at the front segmental position-limiting slot 2013 b,and a stepped face (not marked in the figure) is formed at the junctionof the front segmental position-limiting slot 2013 b and the rearsegmental position-limiting slot 2013 a.

The slot component 201 further includes two projections 2014. The twoprojections 2014 are provided at a bottom face 2020 of the instrumentseat, the two projections 2014 are both provided in the front segmentalposition-limiting slot 2013 b, and a recess 2012 is formed between eachof the two projections 2014 and the corresponding stepped face (notmarked in the figure).

In some example embodiments, two projections 2014 are located on twosides of the rear segmental position-limiting slot 2013 a, and adistance between the two projections 2014 is larger than a distancebetween the first protruding edge 2019 and the third protruding edge2023 at the rear segmental position-limiting slot 2013 a.

As shown in FIG. 10, the block component 301 further includes two stops3014, and the two stops 3014 are provided on two sides of the boss 3015in contact with the third protruding edge 2023, respectively. After theinstrument seat 20 and the sterile isolation seat 30 are mounted, thetwo stops 3014 are clamped into the corresponding recess 2012respectively, and one end of the stop 3014 contacts and cooperates withthe stepped face (not marked in the figure), and the other end contactsand cooperates with the projection 2014, so as to limit the degrees offreedom of the instrument seat 20 or the sterile isolation seat 30 inleft and right directions, i.e., avoid a displacement of the instrumentseat 20 relative to the sterile isolation seat 30 in left and rightdirections.

In some example embodiments, a distance between the two projections 2014is larger than a distance between the first protruding edge 2019 and thethird protruding edge 2023 at the rear segmental position-limiting slot2013 a, so as to facilitate the boss 2015 to be clamped into the rearsegmental position-limiting slot 2013 a; and a thickness of theprojection 2014 is smaller than a depth of the position-limiting slot3013, so as to facilitate the stop 3014 to be clamped into the recess2012.

As shown in FIGS. 9-11, there is a channel between the first protrudingedge 2019 and the third protruding edge 2023 and the correspondingprojections 2014 (not marked in the FIG.); the stop 3014 includes abottom plate 3014 a connected with the boss 3015, the bottom plate 3014a is provided thereon with a side plate 3014 b. The side plate 3014 band the boss 3015 form an angle, i.e., the side plate 3014 b and theboss 3015 form a horn opening, to facilitate the side plate 3014 b to beclamped from the channel into the recess 2012.

The bottom face 2020 of the instrument seat is provided with a pluralityof communicating-interface copper blocks 2016, and the plurality ofcommunicating-interface copper blocks 2016 are located within theposition-limiting slot 2013; and the sterile isolation seat 30 isprovided on the boss 3015 with a plurality of contacts 3012corresponding to the communicating-interface copper blocks 2016.

In some example embodiments, the protruding block 3013 is provided withguide slots 3011, so that the communicating-interface copper blocks 2016slides to the contacts 3012 along the guide slots 3011, effectivelyavoiding the damage to the communicating-interface copper block 2016.

Thus, with the above structure, the instrument seat 20 and the sterileisolation seat 30 can be readily connected detachably and areelectrically connected while being mechanically connected.

III. The Connecting Structure of the Sterile Isolation Seat and theMotor Mounting Seat

A quick mounting structure is provided between the sterile isolationseat 30 and the motor mounting seat 40, to deliver power of the motorprovided on the motor mounting seat to the transmission means 10 throughthe couplings 70, 80, and 90. On the other hand, an electricalconnection is achieved among the instrument seat 20, the sterileisolation seat 30 and the motor mounting seat 40.

As shown in FIGS. 12-14, the sterile isolation seat 30 is provided witha slot component 302 on its lower side, and the motor mounting seat 40is provided with a block component that is clamped into the slotcomponent 302. It is worth noting that, a case that the slot component302 is provided on the motor mounting seat 40 and the block component isprovided on the sterile isolation seat 30, is also within the protectionscope of the present invention.

In the following embodiment, detailed descriptions are provided by theslot component provided on the sterile isolation seat 30 and the blockcomponent provided on the motor mounting seat 40.

In the embodiment, the block component 401 is clamped into the slotcomponent 302 to limit the degrees of freedom of the sterile isolationseat 30 in 6 directions, where the degrees of freedom in 6 directionshere refer to degrees of freedom in 6 directions which are up, down,left, right, front, and rear. That is, the clamping-type components ofthe motor mounting seat 40 and the sterile isolation seat 30 of thepresent invention cooperate with each other to achieve a fixing of thesterile isolation seat 30 at the motor mounting seat 40, therebyachieving a quick assembling and disassembling of the sterile isolationseat 30.

As shown in FIG. 13, the slot component 302 includes a position-limitingslot 3021; the position-limiting slot 3021 includes a closed end 3020and an open end 3022 extending to an edge of the sterile isolation seat30. The sterile isolation seat 30 has a bottom face 3023; the bottomface 3023 of the sterile isolation seat is provided with a firstprotruding edge 3024, a second protruding edge 3025 and a thirdprotruding edge 3026, where the first protruding edge 3024, the secondprotruding edge 3025 and the third protruding edge 3026 are connected insequence to form the position-limiting slot 3027 with an opening.

As shown in FIG. 14, the block component includes a boss 4011; the motormounting seat 40 has an upper surface 4010; the boss 4011 is fixed at anupper surface 4010 of the motor mounting seat; the cross-sectional areaof the boss 4011 is smaller than an area of the upper surface 4010 ofthe motor mounting seat; and the boss 4011 and the upper surface 4010 ofthe motor mounting seat form a step.

In preferred examples of some embodiments, the cross section of the boss4011 is of a rectangular shape. It is particularity noted that the shapeof the cross section here is defined in accordance with theposition-limiting slot 3011 into which the boss 4011 can extend from theopening of the position-limiting slot 3011. It is within the protectionscope of the present invention as long as the shape of the cross sectionof the boss 4011 allows the boss 4011 to extend into theposition-limiting slot 3011 from the opening of the position-limitingslot 3027.

After the sterile isolation seat 30 and the motor mounting seat 40 aremounted, the three side faces of the boss 4011 abut against the firstprotruding edge 3024, the second protruding edge 3025 and the thirdprotruding edge 3026, respectively, that is, the boss 4011 is clampedinto the position-limiting slot 3027. The degrees of freedom of the boss4011 in the front and rear directions are limited by the firstprotruding edge 3024 and the third protruding edge 3026, therebylimiting the degrees of freedom of the sterile isolation seat 30 in thefront and rear directions, that is, avoiding a forward and backwarddisplacement of the sterile isolation seat 30 relative to the motormounting seat 40.

As shown in FIG. 13, the slot component 302 further includes at leastone L-shaped positioning block 3028, the L-shaped positioning block 3028is provided at the second protruding edge 3025, that is, the L-shapedpositioning block 3028 is close to an end 3020 of the closed end. Afirst positioning slot 3030 is formed between the L-shaped positioningblock 3028 and the second protruding edge 3025, with the opening of thefirst positioning slot 3030 facing the position-limiting slot 3027.

As shown in FIG. 14, the block component 401 also includes a bottomplate 4015 of the motor mounting seat. After the sterile isolation seat30 and the motor mounting seat 40 are mounted, the bottom plate 4015 ofthe motor mounting seat is clamped into the first positioning slot 3017,that is, the bottom plate 4015 of the motor mounting seat contacts andcooperates with each of the L-shaped stop 3028 and the second protrudingedge 3025.

As shown in FIG. 13, the slot component 302 also includes two secondpositioning blocks 3031. The two second positioning blocks 3031 areprovided on the first protruding edge 3024 and the third protruding edge3026, respectively; and the two second positioning blocks 3031 arelocated at an end of the first protruding edge 3024 or the thirdprotruding edge 3026 close to the opening of the position-limiting slot3027.

As shown in FIG. 14, the block component 401 also includes twoposition-limiting plates 4012, the two position-limiting plates 4012 arefixed on two sides of the boss 4011 respectively, and a secondpositioning slot 4013 is formed between each of the twoposition-limiting plates 4012 and the upper surface 4010 of the motormounting seat. After the sterile isolation seat 30 and the motormounting seat 40 are mounted, the second positioning block 3031 isclamped into the second positioning slot 4013, and the motor mountingseat 40 is clamped into the first positioning slot 3030 to limit thedegrees of freedom of the sterile isolation seat 30 in up and downdirections, that is, avoiding a displacement of the sterile adapter 20relative to the motor mounting seat 40 in up and down directions. Asshown in FIG. 3, the block component 401 further includes an L-shapedbarb 4014, the L-shaped barb 4014 is provided on the motor mounting seat40, and the L-shaped barb 4014 is located above the boss 4011.

As shown in FIG. 13, the slot component 302 also includes an L-shapedbarb slot 3032, the bottom face 3023 of the sterile isolation seat 30 isprovided with a mounting slot (not marked in the FIG.) at the opening ofthe position-limiting slot 3027, and the sterile isolation seat isprovided with a protrusion (not marked in the FIG.) in the mounting slotto form the L-shaped barb slot 3032. After the sterile isolation seat 30and the motor mounting seat 40 are mounted, the L-shaped barb 4014 isclamped into the L-shaped barb slot 3032, thereby limiting the degreesof freedom of the sterile isolation seat 30 in the front and reardirections, that is, avoiding a left and right displacements of thesterile isolation seat 30 relative to the motor mounting seat 40.

As shown in FIGS. 13-14, a plurality of communicating-interface copperblocks 4016 are provided on the boss 4011, and the plurality ofcommunicating-interface copper blocks 4016 are provided to be evenlyspaced; the sterile isolation seat 30 is provided with a plurality ofcontacts 3029 corresponding to the communicating-interface copper block4016 in the position-limiting slot 3027. The sterile isolation seat 30is provided with a guide slot 3033 on the bottom face of theposition-limiting slot 3011, so that the communicating-interface copperblocks 4016 slides to the contacts 3029 along the guide slot 3033,achieving mechanical and electrical connections between the sterileisolation seat 30 and the motor mounting seat 40.

IV. Driving of the Operation Execution Assembly 100

The instrument seat 20 includes a housing 200, and a first actuatingassembly 202 provided within the housing; the first actuating assembly202 receives power delivered from the driving means through thecouplings 70, 80 and 90. Said first actuating assembly 202 includes afirst screw 203 and a first nut slider 204 cooperating with each other,that is, the first nut slider 204 is sleeved on the first screw 203, andthe first nut slider 204 is in threaded and cooperative connection withthe first screw 203; the first screw 203 is rotatably mounted on abracket 207, and the bracket 207 is provided with a guideposition-limiting rod 205 that limits the rotation of the first nutslider 204. Specifically, the first nut slider 204 is provided with aguide hole, the guide position-limiting rod 205 passes through the guidehole and contacts and cooperates with the first nut slider 204. When thefirst screw 203 is rotated by means of thread, since the first nutslider 204 is cooperated with the first screw 203 by means of the threadand is limited by the guide position-limiting rod 205, the first nutslider 204 moves along the guide position-limiting rod 205 (the firstscrew 203).

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 21, the control assembly 60 includes asecond transmission member 601 and a first transmission member 603, andthe execution assembly 100 is hingedly provided on the secondtransmission member 601. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 8, the firsttransmission member 603 includes a first transmission rod 6031 connectedwith the first nut slider 204, and a movable rod 6033 is providedbetween the other ends of the first transmission rod 6031 and theexecution assembly 100. One end of the movable rod 6033 is rotatablyconnected with the first transmission rod 6031, and the other end isrotatably connected with the execution assembly 100, and the mannerwhere the movable rod 6033 is connected with each of the firsttransmission rod 6031 and the execution assembly 100 includes but notlimited to a pin connection. When the first screw 203 rotates, the firstnut slider 204 is actuated to reciprocate, and the first nut slider 204actuates the first transmission rod 203 to reciprocate, so that themovable rod 6033 pushes the execution assembly 100 to bend or straightenat the place where the execution assembly 100 is hinged, therebyachieving the bending and straightening of the execution assembly 100 ata wrist joint, such that the execution assembly 100 implements a wristjoint action similar to that of a human hand, achieving the effect ofsynchronizing the manipulation of the operation instrument and the humanhand, and reducing the difficulty of the manipulation of the operationinstrument.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 16, the first driving assembly 50Aincludes a first motor 501A, and the first motor 501A is connected withthe first screw 203 through a first coupling 70A, a second coupling 80Aand a third coupling 90A. The first coupling 90A is rotatably mounted ona mounting bracket 207, and the first motor 501A is fixedly mounted onthe motor mounting bracket 40. The first motor 501A works to actuate thefirst screw 203 to rotate, so that the first nut slider 204 reciprocatesA protective casing is provided outside the first motor 501A, and theprotective casing may also prevent bacteria from growing.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 15 and 17, the instrument seat 20further includes a second actuating assembly 208 and a second drivingassembly 50B, and the second actuating assembly 208 includes a mastergear 2083 and a slave gear 2081 that mesh with each other. The seconddriving assembly 50B includes a second motor 501B, the second motor 501Bis connected with the master gear 2083 through a first coupling 70B, asecond coupling 80B and a third coupling 90B; the slave gear 2081 isfixedly provided on the second transmission member 601. The master gear2083 is firstly driven to rotate, and the master gear 2083 actuates theslave gear 2081 to rotate, so as to cause the second transmission member601 fixed on the slave gear 2083 to rotate and actuate the executionassembly 100 to rotate, so that the operation execution assembly 100 canquickly and accurately complete the instructions issued by the doctor ina limited space, ensuring the smooth progress of the operation, and alsoimproving the versatility of operation instruments of the operationrobot.

In one embodiment, the second coupling 90B is rotatably mounted on themounting bracket 507, and the second motor 501B is fixedly mounted onthe motor mounting seat 40. A protective casing is provided outside thesecond motor 501B, and the protective casing may also prevent bacteriafrom growing.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 24, the second transmission member 601includes a second transmission rod 6011 and a connecting sleeve 6013,and the second transmission rod 6011 is fixedly connected with theconnecting sleeve 6013. The execution assembly 100 is hinged with theconnecting sleeve 6013 by a pin, so that the execution assembly 100 mayrotate along the second transmission member 601 to achieve a wrist jointaction; and the slave gear sleeve 2081 is fixedly provided on the secondtransmission rod 6011.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 15, 19, 21 and 23, the operationinstrument further includes a third actuating assembly 206 and a thirddriving assembly 50C, and the third actuating assembly 206 includes asecond screw 2063 and a second nut slider 2061 cooperating with eachother; the third driving assembly 50C is connected with the second screw2063, wherein the third driving assembly 50C drives the second screw2063 to rotate, so that the second nut slider 2061 reciprocates alongthe second screw 2063. The control assembly 60 also includes a thirdtransmission member 605, and the third transmission member 605 includes:a three transmission rod 6307 that is rotatably connected with thesecond nut slider 2061, and a connecting rod 6305 connecting the thirdtransmission rod 6307 and the execution assembly. The connecting rod6305 is a flexible connecting rod, which may bear an axial force, andthus the connecting rod 6305 does not bend when bearing an axial force,and the connecting rod 6035 bends when bearing a radial force.Therefore, the connecting rod 6305 may achieve a reciprocated movementin an axial direction, and the connecting rod 6305 may bend due to theradial force when the execution assembly 100 needs to perform a wristjoint swing motion.

In one embodiment, the execution assembly 100 includes a first plierbody 1001 and a second plier body 1009. The first plier body 1001 andthe second plier body 1009 are provided in an intersecting manner, andthe first plier body 1001 is rotatably connected with the second plierbody 1009 by a pin at the intersecting area therebetween, that is, thefirst plier body 1001 and the second plier body 1009 may rotate in anintersecting manner along the pin, achieving the opening and closing ofthe first plier body 1001 and the second plier body 1009.

In one embodiment, the execution assembly 100 further includes atransition member, the transition member includes a first transition rod1011 and a second transition rod 1003. One end of each of the firsttransition rod 1011 and the second transition rod 1003 is rotatablyconnected with the connecting rod 6305, the other end of the firsttransition rod 1011 is rotatably connected with the first plier body1001, and the other end of the second transition rod 1003 is rotatablyconnected with the second plier body 1009, wherein the executionassembly 100 is opened or closed following the reciprocation of thethird transmission rod 6307. First, the first plier body 1001 and secondplier body 1009 are provided in an intersecting manner; then, a pin isinserted at the intersecting area of the first plier body 1001 andsecond plier body 1009, so that the first plier body 1001 and secondplier body 1009 are rotatably connected with the pin; then, one end ofeach of the first transition rod 1011 and the second transition rod 1003is rotatably connected with the connecting rod 6305; then, the other endof the first transition rod 1011 is rotatably connected with the firstplier body 1001, and at the same time, the other end of the secondtransition rod 1003 is rotatably connected with the second plier body1009, so that the first transition rod 1011, the second transition rod1003, the first plier body 1001 and the second plier body 1009 form aquadrangle; thereafter, when the third transmission rod 6307 actuatesthe connecting rod 6305 to reciprocate, the first transition rod 1011and the second transition rod 1003 are actuated to rotate, so that thefirst transition rod 1011 and the second transition rod 1003 push thefirst plier body 1001 and the second plier body 1009 to open or close,thereby actuating the operation instrument 100 to open or close,achieving the driving of the operation instrument 100.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 19, the second nut slider 2061 issleeved on the second screw 2063, and the second nut slider 2061 is inthreaded and cooperative connection with the second screw 2063. Thesecond screw 2063 is rotatably mounted on the mounting bracket 207, andthe mounting bracket 207 is provided with a guide position-limiting rod2065 that limits the rotation of the second nut slider 2061.Specifically, the second nut slider 2061 is provided with aposition-limiting hole; the guide position-limiting rod 2065 passesthrough the position-limiting hole, and contacts and cooperates with thesecond nut slider 2061. When the second screw 2063 rotates by means ofthe thread, since the second nut slider 2061 cooperates with the secondscrew 2063 by means of the thread, and is limited by the guideposition-limiting rod 2063, the second nut slider 2061 moves along theguide position-limiting rod 2065 (the second screw), thereby actuatingthe reciprocation of the third transmission rod 6307.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 18, the third driving assembly 50Cincludes a third motor 501C, and the third motor 501C is connected withthe second screw 2063 through the first coupling 70C, the secondcoupling 80C and the third coupling 90C. The third coupling 90C isrotatably mounted on the mounting bracket 207, and the third motor 501Cis fixedly mounted on the motor mounting seat 40; and a protectivecasing is provided outside the third motor 501C, and the protectivecasing may also prevent bacteria from growing.

In one embodiment, the second transmission rod 6011 and the firsttransmission rod 6031 are both of a hollow structure, the firsttransmission rod 6031 is provided in the second transmission rod 6011,and the third transmission rod 6307 is provided in the firsttransmission rod 6031. The operation instrument 100 has a simplestructure and can effectively reduce the volume of the operationinstrument of the operation robot, so that the operation executionassembly can quickly and accurately complete the instructions issued bythe doctor in a limited space.

V. Bayonet Structure and Control Assembly

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 26-27, the embodiment of the presentinvention provides a bayonet structure, including a nut slider 2061, abearing 120, a connecting rod 130 and a bayonet sleeve 140. The bearing120 is mounted on the slider 110; one end of the connecting rod 130 isconnected with the transmission rod 605 or 6307 of the operationexecution assembly 100, and the other end is provided with an annularslot in the circumferential direction. At least part of an inner wallface of the bayonet sleeve 140 is connected with the annular slot in aclamping manner, and the outer wall face of the bayonet sleeve 140 isfixedly connected with the inner wall face of the bearing 120.

The bayonet structure of the needle holder of the present inventionbrings about the following effects: 1. when the nut slider 2061reciprocates linearly, the nut slider 2061 actuates the bearing 120mounted thereon, the bayonet sleeve 140 and the connecting rod 130 dothe same linear motion, achieving control of the opening and closing ofthe needle holder 640; and 2. when the transmission rod 605 rotates, thebearing 120 may allow the bayonet sleeve to achieve a spin motion,thereby reducing friction.

In one embodiment, the bayonet sleeve 140 includes two semicircularsleeves, and the two semicircular sleeves are spliced into the bayonetsleeve 140. In order to facilitate the clamping of the bayonet sleeve140 into the annular slot of the connecting rod, the bayonet sleeve 140is designed as two semicircles, and then pieced together to form thebayonet sleeve 140. It is worth noting that, a case that the bayonetsleeve 140 is spliced with multiple arc-shaped sleeves for ease ofmounting is also within the protection scope of the present invention.

In one embodiment, the inner wall of the first end of the bayonet sleeve140 forms an annular protrusion, and the annular protrusion is clampedinto the annular slot. In an embodiment, the bayonet structure furtherincludes a fixing sleeve 150, the second end of the bayonet sleeve 140extends out of the bearing 120, and the outer wall face of the secondend of the bayonet sleeve 140 is provided with external threads, so asto be connected with the fixing sleeve 150 by means of the thread, torealize the splicing of the two semicircular sleeves. That is, thefixing sleeve 150 is provided with internal threads, and the fixingsleeve 150 is in threaded and cooperative connection with the bayonetsleeve 140. After the annular protrusion of the bayonet sleeve 140spliced by the two semicircular sleeves is clamped into the annularslot, the two semicircular sleeves need to be fixed to prevent the twosemicircular sleeves from falling off. Therefore, the fixing sleeve 150may implement fixing of the spliced bayonet sleeve 140, and then thefixed bayonet sleeve 140 is mounted on the bearing 120.

In one embodiment, one end of the fixing sleeve 150 abuts against thefirst side end face of the bearing 120 away from the connecting rod 130,so as to prevent the bearing 120 from falling off in one direction. Thebearing 120 is configured with a baffle 160, and the baffle 160 abutsagainst a second side end face of the bearing 120 near the connectingrod 130, and the baffle 160 is fixed on the nut slider 2061; the bearing120 is limited through the baffle 160 to prevent the bearing 120 fromfalling off from the other direction. The specific mode is as follows:the fixing sleeve 150 abuts against a small ring of the bearing 120, andthe baffle 160 abuts against a large ring of the bearing 120 in theother direction, that is, two sides of the bearing 120 are limited bythe fixing sleeve 150 and the baffle 160 respectively, therebyeffectively preventing the bearing 120 from falling off.

In one embodiment, an inner hole of the bayonet sleeve 140 is of astepped shape; the bayonet sleeve 140 includes a first stepped hole 1401located at a first end of the bayonet sleeve 140 and a second steppedhole 1403 located at a second end of the bayonet sleeve 140. A diameterof the second stepped hole 1403 is larger than the diameter of the firststepped hole 1401; the first stepped hole 1401 is formed by the annularprotrusions, and the annular slot is clamped and connected with theannular protrusion. The cross-sectional area of the second stepped hole1403 of the bayonet sleeve is equal to or larger than thecross-sectional area of the connecting shaft 130, and a portion of thebayonet sleeve 140 corresponding to the second stepped hole 1403 extendsout of the bearing 120. An inner surface of the bayonet sleeve 140 atthe first stepped hole 1401 contacts and cooperates with the innersurface of the connecting rod 130 at the annular slot, so that theportion of the bayonet sleeve 140 is clamped into the annular slot. Whenthe nut slider 2061 reciprocates linearly, the nut slider 2061 actuatesthe bearing 120 to move, and the bearing 120 actuates the bayonet sleeve140 to move. Since the portion of the bayonet sleeve 140 is clamped intothe annular slot, that is, the bayonet sleeve 140 actuates theconnecting shaft 130 to move, and the connecting shaft 130 drives theneedle holder 640, achieving the control of the opening and closing ofthe needle holder 640.

In one embodiment, the connecting rod 130 and the transmission rod 605are detachably connected through a threaded cooperation, whichfacilitates the replacement of the transmission rod 605. Please notethat detachable connecting means that the connection mode of theconnecting rod 130 and the transmission rod 605 is detachable, includinga threaded connection, a screw connection or other detachable connectionmodes, which should be within the protection scope of the presentinvention.

In one embodiment, the nut slider 2061 is provided with a mounting holethat cooperates with the bearing 120, and the outer wall face of thebearing 120 contacts and cooperates with the inner wall face of the nutslider 2061 at the mounting hole. The mounting mode of the bearing 120is already a mature technology in the art, and will not be described indetail here.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 25-27, a control assembly includes thebayonet structure described above, and the control assembly furtherincludes a driving means connected with the nut slider 2061 to enablethe nut slider 2061 to move linearly. The driving means includes a screw2062 and a motor 501B, the screw 2062 is in threaded and cooperativeconnection with the nut slider 2061, and the motor 50 is connected withthe screw 2062 by a coupling, wherein the motor 501B drives the screw2062 to rotate to enable the nut slider 2061 to move linearly; and thecontrol assembly further includes an instrument seat 20, and the screw2062 is rotatably mounted on the instrument seat 20. The instrument seat110 is provided with a guide position-limiting rod (not marked in thefigure) that limits the rotation of the slider. Specifically, the nutslider 2061 is provided with a guide hole, and the guideposition-limiting rod passes through the guide hole and contacts andcooperates with the nut slider 2061. When the screw 2061 is rotated bymeans of the thread, since the nut slider 2061 is cooperated with thescrew 2061 by means of the thread and is limited by the guideposition-limiting rod, the nut slider 2061 moves along the guideposition-limiting rod (the screw 2062). The motor 50 drives the screw2061 to rotate forward and backward. When the screw 2061 rotates, thenut slider 2061 is actuated to reciprocate linearly; the nut slider 2061actuates the bearing 120 to move, and the bearing 120 actuates thebayonet sleeve 140 to move. Since a portion of the bayonet sleeve 140 isclamped into the annular slot, that is, the bayonet sleeve 140 actuatesthe connecting shaft 130 to move, and the connecting shaft 130 drivesthe transmission rod, achieving the control the opening and closing ofthe operation execution assembly.

VI. Operation Execution Assembly 100

The embodiment shown in FIG. 29 provides a surgical instrument,including an operation execution assembly 100, an opening-closingcontrol assembly 1050, a spin control assembly 1040 and a deflectioncontrol assembly 1020; the opening-closing control assembly 1050 isconnected with the execution assembly 100. The spin control assembly1040 and the opening-closing control assembly 1050 are hingedlyprovided; the deflection control assembly 1020 includes a firsttransmission member connected with the opening-closing control assembly1050, wherein the first transmission member is pushed and pulled tomove, so that the opening-closing control assembly 1050 actuates theexecution assembly 100 to deflect around a hinge point.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 30, the first transmission memberincludes a first transmission rod 6031 and a movable rod 6033; one endof the movable rod 6033 is rotatably connected with the firsttransmission rod 6031, and the other end is rotatably connected with theopening-closing control assembly 1050, and the manner where the movablerod 6033 is connected with each of the first transmission rod 6031 andthe opening-closing control assembly 1050 includes but not limited to apin connection. When the first transmission rod 6031 reciprocates, themovable rod 6033 pushes the opening-closing control assembly 1050 tobend or straighten at a hinge, and the opening-closing control assembly1050 actuates the execution assembly 100 to bend or straighten, therebyachieving the bending and straightening of the execution assembly 100 ata wrist, such that the execution assembly 100 implements a wrist jointaction similar to that of a human hand, achieving the effect ofsynchronizing the manipulation of the surgical instrument and the humanhand, and reducing the difficulty of the manipulation of the surgicalinstrument.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, the spin control assembly 1040includes a second transmission member, and the opening-closing controlassembly 1050 is hingedly provided at the second transmission member;the second transmission member includes a second transmission rod 6401and a connecting sleeve 6403. The second transmission rod 6401 isfixedly connected with the connecting sleeve 6403, the opening-closingcontrol assembly 1050 is hinged with the connecting sleeve 6403 by apin; the spin control assembly 1040 is driven to rotate, the spincontrol assembly 1040 actuates the opening-closing control assembly 1050to rotate, and the opening-closing control assembly 1050 actuates theexecution assembly 100 to rotate, so that the operation executionassembly 100 implements a spin action, ensuring the smooth progress ofthe operation, and also improving the versatility of operationinstruments of the operation robot.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 30, the execution assembly 100 includesan operation scissor; the execution assembly 100 includes a first plierbody 1001 and a second plier body 1009, the first plier body 1001 andthe second plier body 1009 are provided in an intersecting manner, andthe first plier body 1001 is rotatably connected with the second plierbody 1009 by a pin at the intersecting area therebetween. By providingthe first plier body 1001 and the second plier body 1009 in a rotatingand intersecting manner, opening and closing of the execution assembly100 may be implemented.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 30, the opening-closing control assembly1050 includes a transition member, the transition member includes afirst transition rod 1011 and a second transition rod 1003. One end ofthe first transition rod 1011 is rotatably connected with the firstplier body 1003, and one end of the second transition rod 1003 isrotatably connected with the second plier body 1009.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 30, the opening-closing control assembly1050 further includes a third transmission member; the thirdtransmission member includes a third transmission rod 6307 and aconnecting rod 6305; one end of the connecting rod 6305 is connectedwith the third transmission rod 6307, the other end of each of the firsttransition rod 1011 and the second transition rod 1003 is rotatablyconnected with the other end of the connecting rod 6305, wherein theexecution assembly 100 is opened and closed following the reciprocationof the third transmission rod 6307. The specific mode is as follows.First, the first plier body 1001 and second plier body 1009 are providedin an intersecting manner; then, a pin is inserted at the intersectingarea of the first plier body 1001 and second plier body 1009, so thatthe first plier body 1001 and second plier body 1009 is rotatablyconnected with the pin; then, one end of each of the first transitionrod 6305 and the second transition rod 1003 is rotatably connected withthe connecting rod 6305; then, the other end of the first transition rod1011 is rotatably connected with the first plier body 1001, and at thesame time, the other end of the second transition rod 1003 is rotatablyconnected with the second plier body 1009, so that the first transitionrod 1011, the second transition rod 1003, the first plier body 1001 andthe second plier body 1009 form a quadrangle; thereafter, when the thirdtransmission rod 6307 actuates the connecting rod 6305 to reciprocate,the first transition rod 1011 and the second transition rod 1003 areactuated to rotate, so that the first transition rod 1011 and the secondtransition rod 1003 push the first plier body 1001 and the second plierbody 1009 to open or close, thereby actuating the surgical instrument100 to open or close, achieving the driving of the surgical instrument100.

In one embodiment, the connecting rod 6305 is a flexible connecting rod,which may bear an axial force, and thus the connecting rod 6305 does notbend when bearing an axial force, and when the connecting rod 6305 bendswhen bearing a radial force. Therefore, the connecting rod 6305 mayimplement reciprocation along the axial direction. When theopening-closing control assembly 1050 and the execution assembly 100need to perform a wrist joint swing motion, the connecting rod 6305 maybe bent due to a radial force.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 30, the opening-closing control assembly1050 includes a mounting seat 10509, the mounting seat 10509 of theopening-closing control assembly 1050 is hinged with a connecting sleeve6403 by a pin. Two ends of said movable rod 6033 are rotatably connectedwith the first transmission rod 6031 and the mounting seat 10509 of theopening-closing control assembly respectively, and the specific modeincludes but not limited to a pin connection.

In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 31 and 32, the second transmission rod6401 and the first transmission rod 603 are both of a hollow structure,and the first transmission rod 603 is provided in the secondtransmission rod 6401, and the third transmission rod 605 is provided inthe first transmission rod 603. The surgical instrument has an overallsimple structure and may effectively reduce the volume of the surgicalinstrument of the surgical robot, so that the operation executionassembly can quickly and accurately complete the instructions issued bythe doctor in a limited space.

One embodiment is provided with a surgical robot including the surgicalinstrument as described above. The surgical instrument has beendescribed in detail in the above, and will not be repeated here.

In this description, the term “a plurality of” refers to two or morethan two. Unless otherwise clearly defined, orientation or positionalrelations indicated by terms such as “upper” and “lower” are based onthe orientation or positional relations as shown in the FIG.s, only forfacilitating description of the present utility model and simplifyingthe description, rather than indicating or implying that the referreddevices or elements must be in a particular orientation or constructedor operated in the particular orientation, and therefore they should notbe construed as limiting the present utility model. The terms“connected”, “mounted”, “fixed”, etc. should be understood in a broadsense. For example, “connected” may be a fixed connection, a detachableconnection, or an integral connection; a direct connection, or anindirect connection through an intermediate medium. For an ordinaryskilled in the art, the specific meaning of the above terms in thepresent utility model may be understood according to specificcircumstances.

In this description, the descriptions of the terms “an embodiment”,“some embodiments”, “specific embodiments”, etc. intend to mean that thespecific features, structures, materials, or features described incombination with the embodiments or examples are included in at leastone embodiment or example of the utility model of the present utilitymodel. In the present invention, the schematic expressions of the aboveterms do not necessarily refer to the same embodiment or example.Moreover, the described specific features, structures, materials orcharacteristics may be combined in any one or more embodiments orexamples in a suitable manner.

Although the disclosed embodiments of the present invention are asdescribed above, the content described is only used to facilitate theunderstanding of the present invention, and is not intended to limit thepresent invention. Any person skilled in the technical field of thepresent invention may make any modifications and changes in the form anddetails of implementation without departing from the spirit and scope ofthe present invention. However, the protection scope of the presentinvention shall be determined based on the scope defined by the appendedclaims.

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 24. A component mounting frame for use with a roboticsurgical system, comprising: (a) an instrument seat, wherein theinstrument seat supports a transmission, wherein the instrument seatincludes an upper portion and a lower portion, and wherein the lowerportion of the instrument seat includes a slot component therein, andwherein the slot component includes a plurality ofcommunicating-interface devices; (b) a sterile isolation seat, whereinthe sterile isolation seat supports a sterile isolation membrane,wherein the sterile isolation seat includes an upper portion and a lowerportion, wherein the upper portion of the instrument seat includes ablock component thereon that includes a plurality ofcommunicating-interfacing devices and that detachably connects to theslot component on the lower portion of the instrument seat and forms acommunication interface therewith, and wherein the lower portion of theinstrument seat includes a slot component therein, and wherein the slotcomponent includes a plurality of communicating-interface devices; and(c) a motor mounting seat, wherein the motor mounting seat supports adriver, wherein the motor mounting seat includes an upper portion and alower portion, and wherein the upper portion of the motor mounting seatincludes a block component thereon that includes a plurality ofcommunicating-interfacing devices and that detachably connects to theslot component on the lower portion of the sterile isolation seat andforms a communication interface therewith.
 25. The component mountingframe of claim 1, further comprising: (a) a first coupling on theinstrument seat; (b) a second coupling on the sterile isolation seat,wherein the second coupling is connected to the first coupling; and (c)a third coupling on the motor mounting seat, where in the third couplingis connected to the second coupling, (d) wherein the first coupling,second coupling, and third coupling are coaxially aligned with oneanother, and (e) wherein the driver provides power to the transmissionthrough the coaxially aligned first, second, and third couplings. 26.The component mounting frame of claim 2, further comprising: (a) acontrol assembly, wherein a first end of the control assembly isconnected to the transmission, and wherein the transmission includes oneor more actuator assemblies connected to one or more driving assembliesfor providing motion to the control assembly; and (b) an executionassembly, wherein the execution assembly includes first and second plierbodies, and wherein the execution assembly is connected to a second endof the control assembly in a hinged manner for permitting the controlassembly to open the plier bodies, close the plier bodies, spin theexecution assembly axially, and deflect the execution assembly aroundthe hinge.
 27. The component mounting frame of claim 3, furthercomprising a bayonet structure connected to the control assembly withinthe transmission for providing opening, closing, and rotation to theexecution assembly, wherein the bayonet structure includes: (a) aslider; (b) a bearing mounted on the slider; (c) a connecting rod,wherein a first end of the connecting rod is connected to the controlassembly, and wherein a second end of the connecting rod includes acircumferentially-oriented annular slot; and (d) a bayonet sleeve,wherein one portion of the bayonet sleeve is clamped to the annularslot, and wherein one portion of the bayonet sleeve is connected in afixed manner to the bearing.
 28. The component mounting frame of claim3, further comprising a deflection control assembly and anopening-closing control assembly disposed between the control assemblyand the execution assembly, wherein the deflection control assemblyincludes one or more transmission members connected to theopening-closing control assembly, and wherein the transmission membersare adapted to be pushed and pulled in a manner that causes theopening-closing control assembly to both actuate the execution assemblyand allow the execution
 29. The component mounting frame of claim 3,wherein the plier bodies include intersecting, hingeably connected firstand second plier bodies.
 30. The component mounting frame of claim 3,wherein the execution assembly includes an operation scissors.
 31. Thecomponent mounting frame of claim 1, wherein the instrument seat,sterile isolation seat, and motor mounting seat are coaxially alignedwith one another.
 32. The component mounting frame of claim 3, whereinthe instrument seat, sterile isolation seat, motor mounting seat,control assembly, and execution assembly are coaxially aligned with oneanother.
 33. A component mounting frame for use with a robotic surgicalsystem, comprising: (a) an instrument seat, wherein the instrument seatsupports a transmission, wherein the instrument seat includes an upperportion and a lower portion, and wherein the lower portion of theinstrument seat includes a slot component therein, and wherein the slotcomponent includes a plurality of communicating-interface devices; (b) asterile isolation seat, wherein the sterile isolation seat supports asterile isolation membrane, wherein the sterile isolation seat includesan upper portion and a lower portion, wherein the upper portion of theinstrument seat includes a block component thereon that includes aplurality of communicating-interfacing devices and that detachablyconnects to the slot component on the lower portion of the instrumentseat and forms a communication interface therewith, and wherein thelower portion of the instrument seat includes a slot component therein,and wherein the slot component includes a plurality ofcommunicating-interface devices; (c) a motor mounting seat, wherein themotor mounting seat supports a driver, wherein the motor mounting seatincludes an upper portion and a lower portion, and wherein the upperportion of the motor mounting seat includes a block component thereonthat includes a plurality of communicating-interfacing devices and thatdetachably connects to the slot component on the lower portion of thesterile isolation seat and forms a communication interface therewith;(d) a control assembly, wherein a first end of the control assembly isconnected to the transmission, and wherein the transmission includes oneor more actuator assemblies connected to one or more driving assembliesfor providing motion to the control assembly; and (e) an executionassembly, wherein the execution assembly includes first and second plierbodies, and wherein the execution assembly is connected to a second endof the control assembly in a hinged manner for permitting the controlassembly to open the plier bodies, close the plier bodies, spin theexecution assembly axially, and deflect the execution assembly aroundthe hinge, (f) wherein the instrument seat, sterile isolation seat,motor mounting seat, control assembly, and execution assembly arecoaxially aligned with one another.
 34. The component mounting frame ofclaim 10, further comprising: (a) a first coupling on the instrumentseat; (b) a second coupling on the sterile isolation seat, wherein thesecond coupling is connected to the first coupling; and (c) a thirdcoupling on the motor mounting seat, where in the third coupling isconnected to the second coupling, (d) wherein the first coupling, secondcoupling, and third coupling are coaxially aligned with one another, and(e) wherein the driver provides power to the transmission through thecoaxially aligned first, second, and third couplings.
 35. The componentmounting frame of claim 11, further comprising a bayonet structureconnected to the control assembly within the transmission for providingopening, closing, and rotation to the execution assembly, wherein thebayonet structure includes: (a) a slider; (b) a bearing mounted on theslider; (c) a connecting rod, wherein a first end of the connecting rodis connected to the control assembly, and wherein a second end of theconnecting rod includes a circumferentially-oriented annular slot; and(d) a bayonet sleeve, wherein one portion of the bayonet sleeve isclamped to the annular slot, and wherein one portion of the bayonetsleeve is connected in a fixed manner to the bearing.
 36. The componentmounting frame of claim 10, further comprising a deflection controlassembly and an opening-closing control assembly disposed between thecontrol assembly and the execution assembly, wherein the deflectioncontrol assembly includes one or more transmission members connected tothe opening-closing control assembly, and wherein the transmissionmembers are adapted to be pushed and pulled in a manner that causes theopening-closing control assembly to both actuate the execution assemblyand allow the execution assembly to deflect around a hinge point. 37.The component mounting frame of claim 10, wherein the plier bodiesinclude intersecting, hingeably connected first and second plier bodies.38. The component mounting frame of claim 10, wherein the executionassembly includes an operation scissors.
 39. A component mounting framefor use with a robotic surgical system, comprising: (a) an instrumentseat, wherein the instrument seat supports a transmission, wherein theinstrument seat includes an upper portion and a lower portion, andwherein the lower portion of the instrument seat includes a slotcomponent therein, and wherein the slot component includes a pluralityof communicating-interface devices; (b) a sterile isolation seat,wherein the sterile isolation seat supports a sterile isolationmembrane, wherein the sterile isolation seat includes an upper portionand a lower portion, wherein the upper portion of the instrument seatincludes a block component thereon that includes a plurality ofcommunicating-interfacing devices and that detachably connects to theslot component on the lower portion of the instrument seat and forms acommunication interface therewith, and wherein the lower portion of theinstrument seat includes a slot component therein, and wherein the slotcomponent includes a plurality of communicating-interface devices; (c) amotor mounting seat, wherein the motor mounting seat supports a driver,wherein the motor mounting seat includes an upper portion and a lowerportion, and wherein the upper portion of the motor mounting seatincludes a block component thereon that includes a plurality ofcommunicating-interfacing devices and that detachably connects to theslot component on the lower portion of the sterile isolation seat andforms a communication interface therewith; (d) a first coupling on theinstrument seat; (e) a second coupling on the sterile isolation seat,wherein the second coupling is connected to the first coupling; and (f)a third coupling on the motor mounting seat, where in the third couplingis connected to the second coupling, (g) wherein the first coupling,second coupling, and third coupling are coaxially aligned with oneanother, (h) wherein the driver provides power to the transmissionthrough the coaxially aligned first, second, and third couplings, and(i) wherein the instrument seat, sterile isolation seat, and motormounting seat are coaxially aligned with one another.
 40. The componentmounting frame of claim 16, further comprising: (a) a control assembly,wherein a first end of the control assembly is connected to thetransmission, and wherein the transmission includes one or more actuatorassemblies connected to one or more driving assemblies for providingmotion to the control assembly; and (b) an execution assembly, whereinthe execution assembly includes first and second plier bodies, andwherein the execution assembly is connected to a second end of thecontrol assembly in a hinged manner for permitting the control assemblyto open the plier bodies, close the plier bodies, spin the executionassembly axially, and deflect the execution assembly around the hinge.41. The component mounting frame of claim 17, further comprising abayonet structure connected to the control assembly within thetransmission for providing opening, closing, and rotation to theexecution assembly, wherein the bayonet structure includes: (a) aslider; (b) a bearing mounted on the slider; (c) a connecting rod,wherein a first end of the connecting rod is connected to the controlassembly, and wherein a second end of the connecting rod includes acircumferentially-oriented annular slot; and (d) a bayonet sleeve,wherein one portion of the bayonet sleeve is clamped to the annularslot, and wherein one portion of the bayonet sleeve is connected in afixed manner to the bearing.
 42. The component mounting frame of claim17, further comprising a deflection control assembly and anopening-closing control assembly disposed between the control assemblyand the execution assembly, wherein the deflection control assemblyincludes one or more transmission members connected to theopening-closing control assembly, and wherein the transmission membersare adapted to be pushed and pulled in a manner that causes theopening-closing control assembly to both actuate the execution assemblyand allow the execution assembly to deflect around a hinge point. 43.The component mounting frame of claim 17, wherein control assembly andexecution assembly are coaxially aligned with one another, and whereinthe control assembly and execution assembly are coaxially aligned withthe instrument seat, sterile isolation seat, and motor mounting seat.